THE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 6. CENTRE Thursday, November 3rd, 1910, — m—— | ROCK FORGE, A great many people around butchered will correct week's Issue here for $3.00 | Rock | have Wi | in last around | pair | It Is the mistake pls are apiece, made | selling $6.00 al Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County, that around here fruit and their cellar theft going on, ged The and he may reported | Giroves had canned | things taken from is a good bit of | eral parties have mi | man other vatehed vield of hot Orie Mulbarger's fi I] AN John | WRARA h | other ff — XN There | As Bey ZION. few of the farmers have thelr corn away, but there lot yet to husk: there is a and the quality Is good. The hunting base ball enthusiasts the lot and are time at hunting The reaper Death, inv munity twice within Hl REBERSBURG. GRAMLEY Death has tered our community PORT MATILDA, Winter is coming squall here Saturday On Sunda morning the ground looked quite {an aged mother, Mrs white with flakes | Iy Funeral services Another of young men, H M. | Saturday morning Crain got all tied up in a knot a few | church, She week ago, all on the sly Over a | death thre week ago they left on this honey | Gulswite, of moon trip and came back on | George Ocker wishurg, Pa and Monday of last week The | Clark M., of this place Mrs. Gramly ready with their and gave faithful member first to be taken was the infant a roval welcome evening church for many of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Workman Wednesday evening the band | vears and will missed in all de clods had scarcely settled or naded Mr. Crain and wife, and were | partments f church worl fant's grave when the sad treated to ice cream indy, cf Prof. E Brungard of reached us that our neighbor gars, and a nice sun Har grove, visited friends and { wlled to } "1 lard and | : | part In | again Quite a and taken away Reuben Gram- held Lutheran mourn hey Mrs. Luther Harrisburg, Pa.; Mrs snowed qul en articles Quite good on for get a do Wers on | ited the amily vis season is on our nnd our I Aroppe d thelr a Benner's over Sunday, John the around up with vorking on the road Alloe Detrich, the is place right ther childrer METAL SHINGLES | Laid 20 years ago are as good as new to-day and have never needed repairs, Think of it! What other roofing will last as long and look as well? \ ; (irove, pervisor, devoting par petting his men wded our com The again hove were him | was 74 On lof the Lutheran gh hoi bringing Ven 3) n SWS getting that omplaint arent they They can be | thing ating dirt or incon They're fireproof, stormproof, and very easily laid. Here the 1id right over wood shingles, if necessary, without cre. enience, cake, Selins been « (Ser relatives in tockey, had rison was one of the 1 bers of the | this con infty over Sunday bevond obit Y col band until he had to quit 1 account of throat trouble a that | we tried their best to show their gards to hi mn th bride Mise del ter of the Willi the miller ) them lor was of Mrs “ night em 6; all attend, Mr. and Mrs. Greer tle grandso: i od at the home of Hueys on Bui 5 Y Mal Houser and his erville, are doing =a through our vicinity ar rubber Stuart Rockey, of iting his parents, Mr Rockey, Fillmore has two of the champion corn huskers, they ean husk a hun dred bushels a day and do thelr house work: they are Mrs. Anna Marshall and Mra, Cyrus Huey. Bent that If | you can, Saturd are invited and Ht Gap, visit and Mr» Heaton Pleasant Mr James Hous igneas cloy crew, of big : with their Altoona, Is vis and Mrs. John LIVONIA, William Tyson and family were | guests of George Stover last Sunday Arctura Delong Is spending a few weeks with friends at Milton. Reuben Htover who has been on the sick list for several weeks is slowly improving, Mrs. Roy Snook is spending some | time at the Wills Eye hospital in Phil. | adelphia, Mra. John Wirth Is quite (ll at pres. ent suffering from neuralgia and other complaints, Dr. Scott hurd and wife, of wood, attended the Mrs t n Gram Rall the Bell ental roof. AARONSBURG Prof Fttors Friday and ga sOme very Kg 1 ads We noticed ir that pigs there for 1 Mr. and Bunday » My and Pleasant Gap Noond Ny 8B. H. Hoy was sale of the Grove Election In the ith Evervhody last week's paper why our View Aare very one pure expensive win hased in cont Mrs. J. FP. H jents nt Mre spent Nere over Unionville William Ross, of Sunday at James auctioneer the farm on Haturday school house Nov vote for Berry Mr. and Mrs. John Grove and son Homer, spent Bunday at Lemont Miss Bessie Kuhn is on the sick list Some people ask what will we do to liven the town up? Others say, got up a school entertainment, for WADDLE, Miss Myrtle Sellers Is friends In Philipsburg John Btevenson, operator at Union ville, spent Baturday and Sunday with his parents, Bond Hartsock, of Cleveland, Ohlo, spent a few days with his aged grand. mother, Mra, Eliza Hartsock, who has been very poorly for some time. visiting of Juniata, George Clark. W. P. Parsons and wife, of Julian, spent Bunday with Mrs, George Stev- enson, is visiting her brother, Charley for Shaffer, dinner TYLERSVILLE 2 ligen 4 FILLMORE r far their speedy re NAR A cold storm passed over this se Harry Tavior. of State College or Emanuel snow tion Fillmore, Friday night Houser and son were In this valley rbbing clover seed the past week Rome report a good vield Stewart Rocks of Altoona, visit. ed his parents over Bunday Toner Dunlap wife and Httle daughter, of State College, spent Bune day with the former's parents, O. W Dunlap Lloyd Marshall, of State College, 1s the sick list; he 1s at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mar. shall, visited on AARONSBNAG. Mra. Thos. Meyer, from Coburn, spent a fow days with her aged fath. er, J. C. Stover at J. GO. Weaver's Mra. J. PP. Coburn closed up her house for about six weeks, and is vis ting her niece, Mra, Lizzie Musser In | Akron, Ohlo ’ | John Foster and sister, left this | will be the guests of thelr aunt, Mra | Foster and thelr cousin We are very sorry to say that the | | Lutheran minister Is going to leave Lhere. Will have his last sermon, here ‘in town on the 13th of November, { morning for Buffalo; N, Y., where they | Mra. Jennie Jackson and lttle son, | " A HUBLERSBURG : lame leg HuNTER {f H er via Good for Athletes. Mr. K. G11 MAN, Instructor of athletics, 417 Warren St, Rox bury, Mass. says “1 have SLOANS LINIMENT with great success in cases of ex- treme fatigue after physical exer tion, when an ordinary rubdown would not make any impression.” used Sloan's Liniment has no equal as a remedy for Rheu- matism, Neural. gia or any pain or stiffness in the muscles or joints, Prices, 26¢., 600. & #1.00 Sloan's honk on horses, eattle, sheep and poultry sent free. Address Dr. Earl 8. 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John F., Gray & Sons: pared to write large lines sa say time Also Surety Bonds Ruccossors 10 Grant Hoover Fire, Life and Accident Insurance CRIDER'S STONE BUILDING, « BELLEFONTE
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